Robert Rogers Ph.D and amino acid therapy interview

[parkie13]

blogtalkradio.com/parkinson...

Very interesting, good explanation

[Ratzkywatzky]

pdonthemove.com/content/car...

[parkie13 in reply to Ratzkywatzky]

Hi, well that makes me feel better I guess. But I was just wondering, how do you explain people that are on amino acid therapy and almost all of their Parkinson's symptoms have gone? According to them they are not getting any worse . Alexis makes a lot of sense also.

[Ratzkywatzky in reply to parkie13]

Lots of "successful" cures, pinches of salt applied though.

startribune.com/fda-acts-ag...

Interestingly that previous link I posted not only ceased to work but has vanished from the internet though still comes up as a search result of "carbidopa b6"

[bassofspades]

This is awesome

[silvestrov]

vimeopro.com/user60766261/r...

[parkie13]

Hi Rich, thank you for reposting everybody should listen to this again. So, I'm just sitting here and thinking, what should I do? I don't know if you remember but I tried a do-it-yourself amino acid program where I was also supplementing with l-tyrosine which raised my blood pressure sky-high took me awhile to find out what was doing it. At the same time I was under medicated. My movement became very problematic. So to make a long story short I ended up with a new neurologist a very enthusiastic young men ( my old neurologist closed his practice), and I started taking my sinemet CR 3 times a day 25 / 100. Lately I have been thinking about getting a doctor and trying the amino acid therapy again under doctors supervision. Should I start taking some natural mucuna pruriens along with sinemet CR and see how that goes? If I did that I would be reducing my sinemet CR. I am really apprehensive about Carbidopa.. I do have a canister of L-tryptophan. And then again what kind of mucuna pruriens should we be taking is it the 42% kind? Zendopa never did much for me. Thank you for your answer Mary